In many cases, when a cat has some slight physical discomfort, the cat owner can make a preliminary judgment based on his own experience, and then decide how to solve it. For example, what should you do if your cat’s intestines are blocked?

If the cat's feces blocks the intestines due to improper diet, it is recommended to feed the cat an appropriate amount of probiotics and laxatives, or go to the hospital to clear the intestines through enema.

If the cat's intestines are blocked due to some foreign objects, such as toys, socks, bones, etc., you need to take the cat to the hospital for surgical treatment. Be careful not to let the cat swallow things in the future.

When a cat is in the moulting period, there will be a lot of hair loss. In addition, cats usually lick their own hair for a long time. If you are not careful, it is easy to develop hairball syndrome at this time, causing vomiting. Or constipation.

Usually urge the cat to drink more water. Occasionally, you can give the cat some honey water to help lubricate the cat's intestines. You can also increase the proportion of wet food to the cat so that it can get more water from the food.